COVID-19 Resource Library

AFCC-O is committed to providing members with timely information and resources during this global pandemic. Visit this page often for updates.

NEW UPDATES

NEW JN v AS – September 8,2020

Ontario Superior Court rules child must attend in-class school, despite Covid-19 pandemic (Law Times)

Nolet v Nolet – September 3, 2020

Chase v Chase – August 25, 2020

RESOURCES / ARTICLES

Handling Co-Parenting Issues as Stay-At-Home Orders are Lifted – JURIST

Post-COVID courts could see less oral advocacy, more paper-based and remote adjudication: SCC’s Wagner — The Lawyers Daily

10 Co-parenting Recommendations for the COVID-19 Crisis, A Mediator’s Perspective

AAML Survey Uncovers Difficulties for Family Law Attorneys During COVID-19 Pandemic: A Q&A With Susan Myres

Judge says COVID-19 not an excuse to unilaterally suspend access to children

Bala, Covid 19 & Family Law: LAO 28/4/20

Mental Health and COVID-19: Coping with Stress and Anxiety – CAMH

Possible COVID-19 Clauses

Exercise good judgment before coming to courts in light of COVID-19, family lawyers say (Lawyer’s Daily)

New Battle for Those on Coronavirus Front Lines: Child Custody

Parents should respect custody arrangements during COVID-19 pandemic: Ontario courts (Global News)

Courts scramble to modernize to keep the system working in a pandemic (CBC)

What counts as ‘urgent’ in a pandemic? From children’s aid to custody cases, Ontario family courts adjust to COVID-19 (Toronto Star) – subscription may be required

7 Guidelines for Parents Who Are Divorced/Separated and Sharing Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Guide To Living With Worry And Anxiety Amidst Global Uncertainty

Coronavirus Info for Young Children

The Coronavirus and Family Law

UPDATES / ANNOUNCEMENTS

Licensees have until May 30 to submit their Annual Report Filing – Please visit the Law Society website and click on the “Corporate Statement, Updates and FAQs” banner for the most current information.

Notice to the Legal Profession and the Public regarding the process of emailing urgent documents at the Ontario Court of Justice

COVID-19 Resource Library

AFCC-O is committed to providing members with timely information and resources during this global pandemic. Visit this page often for updates.

NEW JN v AS – September 8,2020

Ontario Superior Court rules child must attend in-class school, despite Covid-19 pandemic (Law Times)

Nolet v Nolet – September 3, 2020

Chase v Chase – August 25, 2020

Handling Co-Parenting Issues as Stay-At-Home Orders are Lifted – JURIST

Post-COVID courts could see less oral advocacy, more paper-based and remote adjudication: SCC’s Wagner — The Lawyers Daily

10 Co-parenting Recommendations for the COVID-19 Crisis, A Mediator’s Perspective

AAML Survey Uncovers Difficulties for Family Law Attorneys During COVID-19 Pandemic: A Q&A With Susan Myres

Judge says COVID-19 not an excuse to unilaterally suspend access to children

Bala, Covid 19 & Family Law: LAO 28/4/20

Mental Health and COVID-19: Coping with Stress and Anxiety – CAMH

Possible COVID-19 Clauses

Exercise good judgment before coming to courts in light of COVID-19, family lawyers say (Lawyer’s Daily)

New Battle for Those on Coronavirus Front Lines: Child Custody

Parents should respect custody arrangements during COVID-19 pandemic: Ontario courts (Global News)

Courts scramble to modernize to keep the system working in a pandemic (CBC)

What counts as ‘urgent’ in a pandemic? From children’s aid to custody cases, Ontario family courts adjust to COVID-19 (Toronto Star) – subscription may be required

7 Guidelines for Parents Who Are Divorced/Separated and Sharing Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Guide To Living With Worry And Anxiety Amidst Global Uncertainty

Coronavirus Info for Young Children

The Coronavirus and Family Law

Licensees have until May 30 to submit their Annual Report Filing – Please visit the Law Society website and click on the “Corporate Statement, Updates and FAQs” banner for the most current information.

Notice to the Legal Profession and the Public regarding the process of emailing urgent documents at the Ontario Court of Justice

EMCPA Order for Limitation Periods, March 20, 2020

Ontario Protecting Critical Front-Line Justice Services in Response to COVID-19

NEW Nolet v Nolet – September 3, 2020

NEW Chase v Chase – August 25, 2020

AFCC International COVID-19 Resources

Superior Court of Justice Updates

Ontario Court of Justice Update